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Jaguar Reveals Hot Cat With A Tin Roof
Thu, 07 Nov 2013WITH interest still high regarding all thing F-Type, Jaguar is doing its upmost to keep the excitement at fever pitch with the release of an image of its hotly anticipated coupe variant. Expected to make its public debut at the forthcoming Los Angeles Motor Show, the tin-top version of Jaguar compact sports model promises to be as equally dramatic in the metal as its convertible cousin. Details are scarce ahead of its show launch, however it’s expected that the coupe will be available with the same three engines as the drop-top model.
Cabbies test new British-built hybrid Black Cab
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MG Rover – Serious Fraud Office (SFO) to investigate
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